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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
4 SERIES OF WRECKS.
Various RRiIrOad Disasters Yesterday.
Heavy Loss of Life.

Various RRilrOad Disasters Yesterday.
Heavy Loss of Life.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, September -. -
\ Canton. Dakota. special TO the Journal
says: Tue eastbound passenger train No.
> On the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. PAM
road. A. J Noise, conductor. ran into the
rear OF a freight train at 1 o'clock this
morning, thirteen miles east OF here. The
freight was switching At InwOOd. Iowa,
and the rear part breaking loose, tore down
the grade toward Canton for several miles,
finally cOlliding with the passenger train
The following were killed: Andrew Der
raIh- OF Rock Valley, Iowa; W. 4.
PloOg, Oi McGregOr, Iowa; engineer
Of the passenger tram. Charles
Dunbar. Mason City, Iowa fireman Two
bodies are still IN the wreck. and WreckIng
trains are at work. Thirty passengers es-
cayed uulnJured- Six cars OF wheat, one
u cattle, one abOOse and the passenger
coaches were teiescoped. Trains are now
running VIA Rock Valley, Ia, and Eden.
The accident occurred 1t the edge OF the
bridge across the Sioux river. and q lew
seconds IN time would have thrown both
trains into the rIyer from high enbank-
ment. and 20 OF 10 lives would have been
iOst. The freight conductor IS blamed Tor
the accident
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
NEW YORK VI RKET 4HAKY.
\ Pauickv ~ituaIIOn-U Drained III Money Nv
Outside Demands.

\ Pauickv situation Drained III Money Nv
Outside Demands.
NEW YoEK. September ~. The ~tTert
mas been tuil oi the most alarming -epoTt
about N impending panic tomorrow ami
sensational news mas been teIegrapued al
over the country. Unfortunately AntIcl-
pauOns nj a money strlngency are nnun-
dautly Justified The market : very
tight. '. X. Stevenson. rich real state
broker N tins city, but, moreover. some
thing OF an alarmlst. sent he following
dispatch TO President Cleveland 70 day.
Unless money IS poured out OF the
Treasury speedily lnd IN = vast quantity
and not u nominal sums uf the past 'Urt-
mght. then mercantile commission houses
here will he compelled 20 continue their
Ol credit and tine blame Will
rest On yOu iOr = pauIc all over the cuun-
trv.
Bankers and business men IN tins city,
while recognizing the seriousness Of the SIT
ualion. believe a remedy IS still within the
power OF See: etarv FaIrchild. FaiTchlld
IS here tonight ana will confer with re-
SpOnsIbie business men tomorrow.
Bond purchase has heen over SIC. 90. lsp
within a short time, out Il h2s not helped
the money market 10 an appTeciabie extent.
The Treasury paid out s.. lJl. .UO Tor bonds
lKst week. which was sent 10 San Francisco
and did not help matters here. Large
shipments nT gold have come n IRON Eu-
rope On recent steamers. out the Influx has
not increased the reserve NJ hanks, which
today hold less than 81. UJO, 100 above L.
gal requirements. Money has all gone
West and South Development there mas
been ~ fast that Il has drawn heavily On
resOurces Of New York. Usually money
sent those sections 70 AID IN harvesting
crops returns in due time, but It Is signlh-
can't TACT that millions sent out months
ago rom tins city h4ye not vet returned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
WEST VIRGINIA CROPS.
Report of the Agricultural Department
Market Prices IN The state.

Market Prices IN the state.
>Ds'lG- r:.lqr,rsl 70 re gsglssr.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. september %
n the report Of the Staristiclan Of he
agricultural Department Tor the month oI
september nI he condition nj The crops Il
The s-yeFaI states oI the Union. lie Says OF
Vest Virginia.
Owing 20 continued drought prevailing
throughout he state the corn prospects
Tor this month are SOmewhar discouTaglu-
Wheat. where properly housed when
Jhrsshsd. s touud % he Il gOOd condition
ami of me quality generally, but where
rxOOSed 20 he weather $ u laJ condition.
UaIs nave lOJ met expectations. Buck
wheat prospects are not - lLtteFIuX - lasJ
month. owing 20 Drought. The tobacco
crop : ate. AMI IAS n-eu greatly iAIuageti
hojh 5y rhe Colorado DerJle AMI the old
-Ine potato 1ug.
The market prices ii the state are -
follows.
Wheat, - % 81 -euts per busueI. corn.
10 20 30. D4ts. - 20 +u- harley. - 20 80:
rye. - % ~ potatoes b." 20 -. timothy
hay. = % Slu per ION: clover Lay, 50 20
) DeT Ton.
Pensions have been .ssuei 20 Vest III
Elula applicants - follows elizabeth Il.
,,sson. rOrmef widow of Vu T. N.uder,
pi PIuy. -sl1c Mitchell. % Mason Clrv;
Ios NU,dispaugn. ri pliuy; ',eo. v
BrayeF. % .leOU.
The pension oI rh0s- IAInuoS-. u Pull
man. " "a. has Ue-n Increased
The following pension, .or Vest Virginia
-eteTaus have D,sn -plssUe,i: G0ut. French.
at LeOu. GaDrrel L. 1l.mrr. ~ Buffalo:
John Tilan2. pi Sago. Richard ra,iIp
Young. NJ French Geek.
4 pension ats peea --susd 20 samuel
Ellis. nf Harrius6urg. nR Account u SeF-
vices n the Mexican gsT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
THE CHAMPION DOwNbD.
,irs-co- Roman wresJIers Contend IN an
Exciting Contest.

,ir;rco- Roman wre-JIers Cont-nd IN an
Exciting Contest.
CHI, AUu september -. Charles Moth,
oi Wisconsin. was defeated here iast night
III \ orr;rco-Roman wrestling match by
frank WhItmOre, oi this city. The match.
which vas Dest three n i've, was one OI
the most desperately contested ever seel
N tins CIV. The Chicago man winning
three stralgnt bouts. The irst lasted -
minutes. The second = minutes and the
Chlru minutes Both men .OOSei N
splendid condition. although n marked
contrast. Moth. VINO lad been trained n
the country. WIS - brown - a Gypsy,
while WhtsmOre. skin vas Oi the Dlnky
lue. which indicated city lie ana more
exercise. The lirst TWO bouts were Won
Nv the neck mold. anu the ...-J ~ The
neck 4nd-.noke. WhltemOre' $ victory was
q surprise. - Moth lls Deen recognized -
he champion ,rrNCO-Roman wrestler u
America
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
1T WAS Too MILD.
Friends ri the Anarchists Preparing
stronger statement.

Friends ri the Anarchists Preparing a
stronger statement.
CHICAGO. september ~. The commit
tee having n charge the circulation oI 4
petition begging mercy tor the condemned
Anarchists have Concluded that the mild
form OF prayer originally adopted will not
meet the views oi those VINO have ''ld-
yaLced' views ou the subject and consider
the convicted men IS not criminals. hut as
martyrs.
To obtain the signature OF such the lol-
l.ssI4.ss Aas Ssar adopted and will ne ar
cuiated in addition to the first designed
petition:
Fo III, El,eHencg, Richard !. y.iesbB, "or-
.rp0r or he state Df INiRol,,
The undersigned. having watched with
great interest the progress oi events N con-
uection with and since the trIai N Chicago
oi the % called Anarchists, August Spies,
Michael Schwab, oscar Seebe. Albert K.
Parsons. samuel Fieiden, Adoiph FISHER,
Louis Llugg and George Engel, and beliey-
ing that the sentence AGAINST them Il IN
warranted by the evidence, extreme IN It's
severity, and induced nv view of The law
never hitherto sanctioned ny any we'll
considered precedent; and that the accused
we're not shown to nave been guilty NJ
the throwing OF causing 10 ne thrown
the bomb. At the gO-,ailed HaymAr-
Eet meeting; ana being advised IN
effect nv The statement NJ the prose-
cution N saId cause that these men were
-eiected and proceeded against simply be
cause of their position ~ leaders N the
general iabOr agitation. winch seems 10 rs
~ unwaIranted ls it 3 inJudiciOus, and
calculated 70 embitter The wage workers
still further against the present social ur-
der; and beiieyIng that N 4 case Of this
KIND humanity and the State are better
s.. rved by mercy than nv a rigorous sKecu-
ton ii l Judgment The lustice oI winch :
QUESTIONED bY very many Ut our people. re-
spectfuily protest against the execution
thereof. ana bespeak. in the name of us
tice. mercy and humanity, the exercise by
your E1, cheney oi the executive Cleinsncy
IN the cases Oi these men.
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DEADLY FIREWORKS.
4 DISASTROUS EXPLOSION On BOARD i
BRITISH NAN-0F-WAR.
ArsmpB 70 Conceal me Full ExIsais Of ias Injury
DOns-A Pete In Honor of LDrd LA1S-
dowus-Ths Deck Swept By Hw-
erf1I Explosives.

NEW YORK, September 20.-A Halifax
special saws: The British warshlp Bel
Ierophon. carrying the Tag of Admiral, anu
which was ordered 10 Newfoundland 1sh-
ing waters. has arrived here and placed IN
the hospital the men injured in the expio-
SION OF rockets while in Quebec. The ex-
tent of this terrible accident was unknown
in Quebec. Ii happened under these CIR
cumstauces Governor General LInsdOwne
and suite were 1t the old French capital
on the evening OF september 10. There
was grand entertainment IN L.ansdOWne
honor on the flagship the BelleIOphOn- At
night the ironClad was gorgeOusiy llluHlna-
ted with electricity OIL lamps and fireworks,
and presented grand sight. At 80
o'clock. rs Lord LansdOwne and party
were leaving Tor the shore, some SIX hun
dred men OF the crew were on deck Inc
wards we're manned, banners displayed
and there was \ grand hnal explosion \
pIle of sixty Or more Oi the most powerful
rockets lay on the upper deck. One Oi
them On heing lighted. instead Of gong mp
in the ar. exploded on deck. lgnltlng the
pile Of sixty. The aIfray was tremendous.
In 4 moment the death dealing rockets
were sweeping the deck in every direction
burning. aceraung AMI manning the
helpless men The pieces We're tyIug
ND IN the rigging ana yards ana
the sticks were falling among the
crowds on the shores ind On the French
ID
The Quebec papers next morning 1n-
nOunced that 4 nIdshipman and TWO nen
had been injured. The !act was that nr;ir-
ly .orty men had been more or ie>s IN
iuird. including MidshIpmau DOutn=y.
They are terribly burned aud .arcrated.
Some have ,he rteshy parts oI their thighs
ana .eys blown of. others have he mus
cies uI their arms torn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
THE CHANCES SLIM
FOR GETTISG THE ANARCHISTS CASE BE-
FORE THE SCPRKLE COURT.
JaSrOe Miller Taiks . ! RsDOrsr-InfsTesuzg
FisW 0f ne SiEzauOn-PsdeFai LAWS
Aus1 Have Been Roksn-A GaSs
Of Nan1nAl EnBOC1Ecs

CHICAGO, September 30--Jusnce Sam
uel T. Miller, the United States Supreme
Court Judge to whom il is rumOrtd the
condemned anarchists propose TO present
their case, was Overtaken by a reporter
here to-day, Just as the eminent iurist was
climbing into a bus on his way 70 take
train for KeOkuk. The reporter clambered
IN also and sat down opposite the portIy
Justice and waited until the driver had
collected the two fares, fastened the door
upon both passengers and whipped up the
horses. Justice Miller was not OVeTIoyed
to learn his fellow passengers mission. and
answered questions rather Mnsansly.
Making up his mind there was no escape.
Such case, said he finally, such a
case IS usually taken before one Of the
Justices and - u rule before he Justice Of
the district. In this case Justice Harlan
should he seen. he Is not in Chicago now
but N Washington. where he will ne for
some time. Ii IS very raTe that Eases OF \
criminal nature come before the Supreme
Court anu when they 10. they are usually
cases where violation Of government laws
are charged. II IS very rare indeed that
the supreme Court ever touches case de
cIded by State Court. The Anarchists,
70 yet their cases beforr the supreme Court,
must prove that the Constitutional rights
oi the prisoners or the Federal laws are
broken N the trial.
DO yOu think they were
Il don't know. I can't sAy.
Would the fact, that It IS cslse Of
national Importance, make any difference
N Getting II before the Supreme COurt?'
NO. but 1t Is I case OF national import
ance oniv IN rs consequences Its cOnse-
quences are III more than national import
ance.
Yes, N tins city the case has attracted
wonderful attention
Not II all wonderful. sir; | consider
the case the most important tined IN thus
country ior years. These fellows seem 10
have made Chicago their headquarters.
They nave more friends here than any
where else n the country.
lust II this point the nus bumped up
against the platform Of the depot. The
Justice grabbed his zane ami satChels AMI
led. He goes from heokuk 20 1t. LOuIs,
where he 8 10 hold court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
HoMEopArHIsrs MEET.

SimlIiA Sjmihbus Curantur - Disciples "f
HanuueInAn IN PittsburG.
PTrsHUEG. september ~. The litleth
anniversary oI the introduction Of home
oparhy west ot he Allegheny mountains
1y Instayus Reichheim was celebrated n
IN appropriate manner At the Grand Opera
House this afternoon. Prominent home
oparlsts we're present from all narts Of the
country lnd the auditorium was crowded
with followers oi Hahnneman. Addresses
were made bv 4. & Thomas. VI. D.. Ol
phlladel phIa: Wm. Tod Heimuth, VI. D
and =. ". Downing. VI. D, of View York;
D. L. smith. VI. D., of' Chicago; !. II.
Dake. VI. D.. Oi Nashville. Tenn. and j.
q. 8uruner. NJ. D.. Of Pittsburg This
evening a banquet WAS gwen at the MOnOn-
--luela House II honor u the visitors.
Previous 10 the uommemorarIon. the I'D
annual Meeting of the State Society vas
rOmmeuced. and will continue IN sessiOn
s-eyFr.l ,tavS
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Railroad Directors Meet.

1BCc.G4 TtisgrGEI I'd f.l htgisfF.
WESTON. ". Va. september II. The
Directors oi he T.. " X q. AMI ". x B.
Railroads IL their meeting to~tay, ordered
The purchase oi -iy lcres Of ground belong
iug 10 :. VI. K +. 5. Vlndervort, wing
north Of the iepor, and extending rom
the and owned Nv NJ. Hale, 10 he
railroad bridge cyossing the Vest Fork
lvrr. The company will proceed II
once 20 build suitable rOund-hOuse and
machine shop thereon. additional rolling
stock will Ike purchased and Ar brakes ap-
uIie,l 20 all rams. With these additional
improvements this viii ne one Of he dnest
ruulpped narrow gause rOads u the
country.
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ANOTHER VICTORY.
whseIEng Again Defeats Mansfield. Yes
tertiAy Afternson.

terdAy AIrefuDon-
Wheeling met Mansfield for the iast
time tins season On the home grounds. yes-
terdaT, and administered 20 the Ohio boys
another defeat, the game being we'll
played one A goOd-sized crowd was ores
ent and the applause was liberal when
either side made n good play. Mansfield
put in her crack pitcher, Bohn, but the
Wheeling boys got onto MN in great shape
ana succeeded in punching their hits. Del
ehznty supported BOhn behind the bat IN
tine shape. Morrison pitched for Wheeling,
and alter the second inning the visitors
We're unable to do anything with mm. and
they retired N one. two. three order, eN
cept IN one inning. StsntZel supported
hun magnIhcentiy and the Mansfield
boys iOund they could not steal hasss IN
Jacob.
in the drsi inning Dunn got irst IN
Aliens had throw and third ON another
Wild throw. scoring On Nichols sale Int.
In their half the visitors also cot 4 SCORE,
Allen pounding out ! beautiful home run
neariy over the trees IN left centre. Eat
fortunately 10 men were ON haseS-
tn tirs second Steatzei Int thfee-h1yyer
and got home On Myers iy 70 left: but
Curtin Declared that ne bad left the blse
before the ball struck Reynolds hands, Al
though II The UdgneHt at the majority he
did uOt. In he VISITORS half N.nk Int saie
and took S,coud. and thiri ou q pIlssed hall.
ana home nu Bohn's sacrifice. although lie
.t-if IN
had ms hack turned II The time aud did not
See the play at all. BOhn got 10 tirst safely.
Freer mt sale ami Reynolds lied out 10
White. Who threw Wild 70 second, allowing
ROhn 70 score Westlake then mt a liner
20 Spiedei. VINO threw t'reer out n third.
In the third Wheeling retired IN one, TWO,
three order. and Mansfield JAILED 10 Score.
although Green got tar ~ third.
in the fourth Sichol bit to iirst. who
WAS playing sooi piece OH the hase. aud
then ensue,i 4 racc ior life IN which SAMMY
got the best oI Il. lie then stole second
Lnd went over the plate on NICholsOu'S
sale hit. The side WIS then retired. The
visitors went out n one, two, three order
IN the fifth both sides goose rG.sed, but
n the sixth Wheeling won the game.
Dunn mt home run. but Il was stopped
nv buggy and he only got three bases.
Nichol mi TO BOhn and WAS thrown out II
inst. Nicholson mt beautiful one to
center. scoring Dunn. Whites saIe hit
took Nicholson 20 sscond. Stencil hit TO
pitcher and WAS put nut II first. Myers
then went 20 the nat ana Won the game by
pounding out = Beauty 20 eft, winch
scored White aud Nicholson. The visitors
did not score.
In the seventh Wheeling made two more
rms. Morrison retired ai tirst, Crpgan mt
safe 10 center. Dunn was hit by pitched
hail and Nichols Saie INT took Crogan
home AMI Dunn 20 third. and the latter
scored on passed hail. The side then
retirei. No more scoring vas done by
either side after that. Following IS the
scOrp IN detail
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Fnuna wandering in the Woods.

PtEKEEsB BURG. ". Va, September II.
Major y. Z. ioOdspeed. VINO mysterious
IS disappeared a lew lays ago. las be-n
tluui "a fhe wOOds about thirty miles
nom MS home N a horrible condition. lie
sa, wandering aImiessiy IbOut with cloth
NJ raSged. laIr iisheyeiesi. and I vague
uaruaral Iook U MS eyes. When parties
approarhei nm Ie ran away, hut VAS
oyertakeu snd brought 10 ais home.
Efforts IRE now being made TO nave hIm
placed n IN Lsyium.
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After An Arbitration Board.

Chicago September 70 The ieie-
gates at the national building trades
council net today. md, after IN informal
conference and The appointment Of ON
mlttees on credentials and rules ii order.
adjourned until tO-murrow. The purpose
nf the convention d, 70 ~eruIc = natlona!
body OI arbitration II extreme cases oi
trouble between employees and members Of
The building trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21

". D. Hoyt X Co., wholesale and de-
tail Druggists If Rome. Ga, sAy; We nave
been selling Dir. Kings Ne" LilscoTelT,
Electric Bitters znd Buckien's Arnlea
Saive tor two years. Have never handled
remedies thzf sell 50 we'll, GE qFe sueh
universal satisfaction There have oeen
some wonderful cures elected by thee
remedies in tins city. Several cASes oi pFn-
uouneed consumption have been entirely
cured by use of a few bOtties OF Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, taken IN connection Win
Electric .BitteEs- We guarantees thsn Al
WAYS Sold by Logan & Co.
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A MURDBR0Us ASSAULT.
4 burglar Attacks a Prominent PittsbnrE
CftiIsn-A Desperate struggle.

4 burglar Attacks a Prominent PittsbarE
CitiIsn-A Desperate struggle.
PrTTsBURG. Pa, September 2D.-S. ?.
SAWYER. = retired merchant, and formerly
EDITOR OF the Pittsburg RepSbjie, vas mur-
derously azsauited about 3;30 O'Clock this
morning by = supposed burglar. Mr. saw
Yer lives on the Morning iide road lew
miles outside OF the citY. He was awakened
about the hour mentioned ny terrible
blow An the hack Of The head, and jump
ing up confronted = tail man VINO mad ms
lace covered with mzsk. Ar. sawyer
grappled with the Houid-be assassin and
cried murder. In the struggle 5e was
duits painfully injured Friend, in the
house came TO the rescne and the NAM waA
frightened on. Mr.. Sawyer Wa badly cut
and bruised, but ms injuries are not Of 4
serious nature
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\ WILD TRAIN
Causes a Big Railroad wreek-A Series Of
Minor Accidents.

CHICAGO. September "a special
rom Marquette. Mich, saws: A Duluth,
south Shore and Atlantic tram oi sixty
three rars loaded with ore, cot away from
the ,ralumen Iast night and ran down the
grade Al a nigh rate.
At the scale track Just vest OF the city
the ,aTs crashed INTO side-track inil of
empty ore daLs. Fifty caTs are piled thirty
teet hign. Billy Malone. the conductor,
s missing. aud there - no doubt bat he IS
under The wreck.
AhoUt The same time Ron tiurnry, =
brakeman oI the pier tram. got caught *
tween the cars lnd was scalped. He nav
live
AZ he same time The ire bell rang Al
alarm and il was found that The CON-
pany relght ispot n the city was IN
iame-. The Ire vas pat out with small
.O-S
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rh-,r Bu.ine-. Booming.

Probably 10 one thing has ezussd such a
generai revival Of trade n Logon Il Co. .
drug store - their giving away to thar
customers II % many free trial hotties ID
DR.. Kings New Discovery for calsssmp-
ton Their trade - slmriy sasrnous IN
this verv vaIusble Ertieie from the faet that
Il always currs and never dsappointA
Coughs. Colds, Asthma Bronchitis. Group
and all throat and lung diseases quieksy
cured. You can test il before bayinz by
Getting a triaI hostile frec, lagr sizs u.
Every hattie SszETz1tssi
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The People Leave the Chapel.

DUBLIN. September O.-When the pO-
lice took their usuai'seats IN Bora chapel,
near MitcbeIlstOwn. IN Sunday, all the
other peoole present !elt the binding.
The Mayor AMI municipal authorities OF
Cork yesterday presented Al address TO
Mgr. Persicio. the pipai envoy. Alder
man Daily on behalf OF the Protestants
read resolution expressive Of desire 70
ON the Catholics IN welcoming Mgr. PEP
-icio. The latter replied that Ie vas much
pleased. and he vas sure the Pope would
also be pleased 1t the evidence OF such
good feelings between the people OF their
religious beliefs.
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rhe snriaIl.t Congress.

BUFFALO: n. Y, September 30.-At
this mornings session OF tho Socialist con-
gress the reports Of the committees was
the order O1 the business The press COM
mlttee recommended the establishment OF
a printing Office under the control Of the
National exeeutime COMMITTEES, where the
party organs and pamphlets shall he
BFinIed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
CoNnEMNING THE COURT.
The Chicago Bakers Express SymPath
for the Anarchists.

The Chicago Bakers Express sympathy
for the Anzrchists.
CHICAGO. September ~. Alta Joint meet
ing of the independent Baker, Union and
Bakers Union No. ~ last night, resoiu-
lions were adopted oondennIng the 5u-
preme Court decision N the Anarchist
case. protesting aEainst violating the Con
stitutiOn prOstitutiug Justice; requesting
the Governor 20 pOstpOne the execution,
and expressing deep contempt for the Su-
pTene Court Judges.
Custom Talinrs' assembly 44i5, K Of
L, also adopted resolutions protesting
against the legal murder Of human beings
On account Of their opinions, and assuring
the condemned men their support.
At a meeting Of Furniture Workers
Union No. | resolutions condemnIng the
action of the Supreme Court IN the An
archist rasss were unanimously adopted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
No Eyiarnoe OF \ Coke strike.

prTTsBU Ri, September 2D.-A Councils
vIlle. Pa. special Says: AL evidence NJ a
coke strike mas disappeared The works
that were idle Yesterday all resumed this
morning ana everything Is running IN the
usual OrIieF. NJ lears Ge entertained Oi
any further trouble, and 1t Is iTmly be
lieyed that when the twelve d2ys notice
shall have expired that the nen Will still
he found n work without the sale
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An End 20 Ran- ,.rapiny.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III,
saYs: Having received % much henent
from Electric BitIers, feeI Il nay iuty 10
lst suffering humanity know Il. Have had
a running -ore On my lez fOE eight yesrs;
nv doctors told Ine would have TO have
the bone scrapsd or leg ainpuists-i. used,
instead, three bottles of Electric Aittsrs
and even boxes Buckien's Arniea Salye,
and nv leg Is now s0und and veil -
Electric Bittsrz are aid n iity ceuts n
hottie. and Buckienis ArniGa SalVe al .ssc-
per box ny Logon & ca